Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-28

evening, Nov. 80, on Ancient Fovnt >,
Tickets 20 cents. Come and hear this
popular lecture.
The Thespians viii present the popular
drama entitled East Lynne" at school
house hall, Thursday eve, Dec. LIST. On
account of the new system of issDino
mileage tickets, return checks cannot
De furnished as usual, but arrangements
have been made so that return tickets
can be procured of station agents if or
dered in season.
ALBANY.
Mrs Philander Sawyer is very sick.
lila Wallace is home from Stoneham.
Mass, on vacation.
James Dow has moved in with his
mother and will care for her and carry on
the place.
laundering, which had started M
briskly, is now waiting for another batch
/ of snow.
| The failure of the Irasburgh band to
/ give their promenade concert as adver-
tised caused considerable disappointment
here. Quite large number came from
J out of town to hear them.
The young people of the NJ. E. Society
will hold festival in the style of a box
supper at the NJ. E Church Wednesday
evening, for the benefit of the society.
| Dec. :, not Nov. 80, as the Express has it.
4 we're large number of friends and rel
atives met at c. E. Rogers, thanksgiving
| day, to witness the marriage of Jennie
Rogers to Ira Sanders Mrs Sanders
received presents valued at $780, The
occasion was a very pleasant one all
around. Good wishes and congratula-
| tions extended.
ESa=T ALBANY.
There Will be an oyster supper and do
nation visit Wednesday evening, Nov
80, at the Freewiu Baptist church, for
cordially invited.
Brow I.ip.%tOn
Masten Parker is hard sick
Milo Eddy teaches the school in district
No. ,.
Wedding party at Horace Brewster's,
Nov. "a. Happiness.
Eda Potter teaches the primary school
Barton Landing.
Ed. Reece has taken the Jewett Twom-
bly, farm for one rear.
Prayer meeting at E. A Robinson's
Thursday evening
Miss Cummings Of West Charleston
teaches the Centre school, which COM
mences to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Denison and daugh-
| ter are visiting friends in Boston.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Burrows are visiting at
Stephen Burrows.
The Ladies' Aid will give an antiquari-
an supper at the hall on Friday eve, Dec.
,. There will be literary exercises, and
an interesting speaker is expected. Adj
mission 10 cents.
Mrs. Isaiah Wyman, whose shoulder
was broken in such manner that it could
not be set, fingered until Monday, Nov.
| 81, when she peacefully entered the prom
! ised rest. Her funeral was attended at
the the Center church, Thursday, Rev.
W. \. Roberts delivering an impressive
sermon. She viii be missed in the church,
Sunday school, community and family,
who have much sympathy in their affiic-
ton.
| Evansville.
Willard Trip has moved into tene-
ment in J. II. Evans house.
The winter term of school, to be taught
by Miss Clara Barnard Of Barton, will
commence Dec. 9TH.
The lumbermen have built good franz
ed bridge across the brook back of Harris
Alexander's buildings, about 20 feet long.
1t is quite sickly here. Mrs. Frank
Hunt is gaining slowly; Mrs. T. F. Mar
shall is not much better: Mr.. James is
still in a very critical condition.
Coventry.
VIM. Gray has gone to California for
his health.
An excellent Thanksgiving sermon was
preached by Rev Mr.. Bacon Thursday
morning.
J. B. Ford, who lives in the east part
A1Ot'NA4
ern California in about month.
At the quarterly meeting on the goth, at
the NJ. Z. church. five joined the church in
full connection, and several others on pro
baton.
Charlie and Belle Livingstone are home
from Montpelier seminary. Living
stone. I'd, is home from the West, where
he has resided the last p years, on visit.
Dr. Branch has moved to Newport, and
F: c. Williams into the house vacated
Henry Hill has moved to the tenement re-
Gently vacated by G. L. Greenleaf.-Dus-
tin Ware has moved into the house he re-
Gently purchased.
w 4:<s S;la=ss-IG2s<Ton
George Cheney has returned from the
Indian Territory.
Mrs. Pratt is still very sick, and there
is little hope of her recovery
Charles Hildreth has gone to Averill'S
| Mills to work at numbering.
B. s. Wheeler and Mary McDermaid
are home from Lyndon school on vaca-
ton.
Our village schools begin Monday, the
29th. taught by Mrs. r. p. Stevens and
| Miss Carrie Ferrin.
Mrs. Evans, wife of Rev. W. a. Evans
| of Middlesex, is visiting relatives and
| friends in this vicinity
The telephone Office is removed to Dr.
| c. S. Humans, and the post-ofiice to the
| store of J. B. HoltOn.
Derby
VIII Blake has sold his farm to Hiram
| Todd.
The Academy winter term commences
| on the 2gth Mr.. Palmer, principal, Miss
! Cushing, preceptress-
Marvin Moran has sold his farm and
moved his family into the L. F. JENNIE
Col